Where Did My Friend Go?: Helping Children Cope With A Traumatic Death,Used
Where Did My Friend Go?: Helping Children Cope With A Traumatic Death,Used

Where Did My Friend Go?: Helping Children Cope With A Traumatic Death,Used

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The world can be a violent place. Although you try to shelter your children, terrible things can happen at any moment. As a parent, you want to protect them, but this isnt always possible. The best thing you can do for your children is make sure you are prepared to help them after a sudden death or other traumatic experience.Where Did My Friend Go? was written by clinical psychologist and childdevelopment specialist Azmaira H. Maker, PhD, to help adults discuss a traumatic death and bereavement with children ages three to eight years old. Children will read along as the protagonist talks about the sudden loss of a friend and asks adults important questions about dying, grief, and safety.Dr. Maker has spent her career working with children and families. She understands how witnessingor even simply hearing abouta violent and sudden death can leave children traumatized, frightened, and confused. Dr. Makers new picture book allows children to cope with their feelings and questions in a calm and nurturing context.The book includes a guide for adults and a list of discussion questions to help children and adults talk honestly about the difficult emotions that arise after the sudden loss of a loved one. Through conversations, pictures, sculpture, playacting, and more, children can share their fears, learn how to cope, and receive appropriate reassurance about their own safety.

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